Barcelona, on the other hand, is a team with little support.

I’m not defending Hans Flick because Barcelona really did have a disastrous first half against Sevilla and deserved to concede more than two goals.

The team couldn’t handle the pressure, and you can blame Flick for not playing Bruni because Torres is useless as a right winger anyway.

But I want to show you a picture of Barcelona this season because no other team spent €30 million in the transfer market on only three signings,

one of whom is on loan, and is expected to win the treble this season.

Not only that, but the goalkeeper who finally saves shots and who you’re happy with will be injured for a long time, and you’ll have to play with a finished goalkeeper.

And if there’s no Rakham, then Yamal, the player who creates the most chances on the team, and Rafinha, the player who contributes the most goals, will also be injured.

One last request, Fermin Lopez, who makes the team faster and more direct

and creates intensity in the penalty area, will also be injured, and you’ll have to play with Olmo in every game. You don’t have the luxury

Okay, one last thing. I know I’m being hard on you, but I know that Iñigo Martínez is the most important defender on the team.

We’ll keep him day and night, and we won’t get a defender to replace him, because the offside trap won’t have a leader.

And the team won’t know how to break the pressure with passing.

See the picture in front of you?

It’s the 75th minute, Sevilla is ahead by one goal, and Barcelona wins a penalty kick, but Lewandowski misses it, and then Rooney misses two chances in front of the goal.

After the second chance, Sevilla scores a third goal.

Is it the coach’s responsibility that three chances are missed and a goal is scored against you?

I’m not justifying Flick and his mistakes. No coach is infallible.

But this is Barcelona, after all.

A team with no support to speak of, and with the first difficult circumstances, you’ll find them losing normally.

Because what they did to Flick until now was never normal and was exceptional by all standards.

Barcelona Fleck, when you find him losing matches and some of them are made up of a total of 11 confirmed chances.

And there are 6 goals in the future, and he could have received more, and the expected goal average is high.

I know that the team is worn out and its physical condition is tragic, and consequently its mental condition as well.

The two most important players in the attack are injured with muscle injuries, and the midfield is physically worn out as well.

With a structure that is easy to pressure, it can be broken down with complex plays and an offside trap. People caught the trickey plays that could be used against them and kept playing on them, in addition to bad decisions by the players.

Luckily for Fleck, there is an international break for his team to regroup, because I can assure you that Barcelona was a candidate for more negative results in this bad situation.

Real Madrid is not like it lost the derby.

Everything is back to normal, and Alonso will enter the break psychologically relaxed, without the pressure of chasing the leader.

As I said, Real Madrid’s problems will be greatly alleviated with the presence of a midfielder like Vitinha, who knows how to manipulate big teams and dominate them.

Barcelona also won’t be the same without their goalkeeper. Juan Garcia was carrying the team at the start of the season, and when he was absent, you saw Chizney, who is naturally not as good or as efficient as Juan.

The team has no wings with the absence of Yamal and Rafeena. Barcelona’s back three is nothing unexpected for their opponents.

There isn’t much running into the area like Rafeena does, and there isn’t a skilled player who can take on two or three defenders like Yamal and pass to a teammate who is attacking the space on his own.

The ball will remain a tool.

When Saka gets injured every season, Arsenal misses him and misses the speed of play in the final third.

When Real lost Kroos and Modric, they no longer knew how to dominate a big team.

Take Haaland out of City and see what their goal average will be.

Take Harry Kane from Bayern, and Bayern’s play could be affected and not work properly. Also, what would their goal average be?

Barcelona cannot afford to lose Yamal, Rafeina, and Juan Garcia, who are key players with no substitutes of the same caliber. It’s that simple.

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